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3040088 - Period Style Gramophone
Not only an attractive piece of furniture, but a working old style gramophone. Re-create the scratchy sounds from your old 78 records!The wind up mechanism is a real piece of old fashioned engineering, and we can still supply the needles for your continued fun and enjoyment. This conversation piece will be the central attraction with your visitors! Records not included. Due to the size and fragility of the horn, we recommend that you collect it from our shop in person.
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£ 245.00
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1260003 - Period Telephone circa 1900 s/a
This is one of the earliest telephones we have had in recent times. It was once installed in a sugar plantation in South Africa. Made in Miranda wood it has a large empty battery compartment in the base and two brass bells on the top, with a writing surface. It was worked by cranking the magneto to generate electricity to call the operator. It is not possible to connect this telephone to BT or other systems and therefore it is sold as a non working period exhibit.
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£ 250.00
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A080097 - Period Bakelite Telephone
These early black bakelite conversation pieces are now getting rare.
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£ 195.00
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A080101 - Black Bakelite Telephone
We have many examples of the standard black bakelite telephone but we have just two of these with the brass dial.
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£ 125.00
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B140075 - Original Bakelite Telephone IVORY
This is one of the finest and cleanest examples of the IVORY finished bakelite 300 telephone we have seen for some time. It has a small blemish to the right hand lower corner which is outweighed by its otherwise pristine condition. This model has three non-working top chrome plated buttons for exchange and bell working, a number pull-out drawer, and a cream cable to the handset. It is re-wired to be suitable for a modern UK socket. A similar rare example is now available.
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1000003 - Type 300 Railway Telephone
Original black bakelite railway telephone. Once common throughout the railway, and indeed throughout the country. Now getting quite rare.
Rotary Pulse Dial. Working telephone, fitted with new BT type connector.
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£ 99.00
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1000001 - "Candlestick" Telephone
Original-style candlestick telephone. It's a reproduction, but it's still over 30 years old. Some candlesticks are imported from India, although of British design. Once common throughout the railway, and indeed throughout the country. Now getting quite rare.
Rotary Pulse Dial. Working telephone, fitted with new BT type connector.
Phone us for exact specification, as many variations exist (e.g. all silver colour, all brass colour, combination black & brass).
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